Bank Names and Personnel List Exhibit Unclear Text
A readible fragment shows names including Grace, Phillip Gregorish, Joh Heide, Amis Henneberry, Hills, George Howell, Steve Kennedy, Kinsellas, Kennaley, Lynch, Lambe, Leonard, Martin, Melroy, Mellor, McDonnell, Maks Eugene Est. Noon, and others. The OCR yields an incomplete line of bank personnel or firm members with numerous broken entries.
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Bank
Grace
Phillip Gregorish
Joh Heide
Amis Henneberry
Hills
George Howell
George Hynes
Steve Kennedy
Mich Kinsella
Joe Kinsella
James_ Kennaley
Nei Kinsella
Dennis Kennaley
Edward Kennaley
Joe
Lynch
Alice
Lambe
Dani Leonard
Josephin Lynch
Richard
McDonald
Margaret Martin
John
Melroy
Dan
Mellor
Joe McDonnell
Niel
McDonnell Bros. Maks
Eugene
Noon
Inc
Riordan and Ward Named in Local Payment Notice
Court ledger lists Riordan John F. and Ward Patrick as residents involved in a payment order. Smail Bros and Smail Clarence appear among creditors. Bridget Shanahan and Jane Sullivan cited with siblings in the claim. Frank Whittemore and Si Pay Co. referenced in connection with the settlement proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riordan
John F. Smail Bros
Smail
Clarence Shanahan
Bridget
Jas. Sullivan
Jane Schrader
Wm. Ven Blarcom
Kate Ward
Patrick Ward
Tim
Whittemore
Frank& Si. Pay. Co
Patriotic Advertising Faces Public Trial in New York City
The Municipal Art Society of New York weighs the value and taste of outdoor war advertising. Critics argue posters cheapen aesthetics while others say patriotic ads express national spirit and support war efforts. The debate centers on whether visuals degrade taste or boost public support.
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Pifle
Gina
Municip Arc Society of
New York
Plants on City Lamp Posts Reveal Hidden Plans
Fragmented OCR text describes lamp posts with unusual coverings and garden-like installations. It mentions authorities in Afle ntiaen Ta and references to planners and a Ta enmity. Readable names and places are unclear due to garbled source.
Limited Fordson Tractors Allotment for This Territory
The territory has a fixed allotment of Fordson Tractors and orders must be bona fide to receive one. Prompt action secures a tractor for those who order now, as only a set number will be allocated. Get your name on an order today to protect yourself and be forehanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordsons
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure All Stages
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh in all stages by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure, inviting readers to send for a list of testimonials and address for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. Ecw
Dru
Framed Trees Resist Fire and Insects in Remote Reedland
Historical notes describe a wind blown tree with thick bark that resists fire and insects. The text claims near impossibility to kill the tree by ordinary means, suggesting that only strong halts or power effects could manage it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pewwerfal
RAT SNAP Stated By Mrs Brenninger For Household Rats
Mrs Brenninger of New York endorses RAT-SNAP as the only product that prevents disagreeable odors after killing rats. She notes it comes in cake form without dirtying hands and is praised as the best for household use. Sold and guaranteed at local stores.
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Snow White Pharmacy and
SecAster Store Co
J. Adams
Snow White Pharmacy
McAllister Store Co
Fragmented OCR note about home life and conflict
An unclear OCR fragment mentions home life and conflict themes with scattered words about threats and family, plus stray phrases about a child and a plan. Readable facts are minimal. no coherent individuals, dates, or events can be established.
Chicago Journal summary of city issues and social concerns
A paraphrased, fragmented report notes tensions between city values and authority figures. It references a forehanded approach to public spaces, a party or group’s influence on local policy, and the impact on families and children in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
Local Iowa court notices and legal filings appear in 1920s notices
The district court in Jackson County Iowa issues an original notice in a divorce suit A S Drosseau versus Doris Drosseau requiring appearance by February 11 1920 and a March term default if not answered. The item also notes libel suit details against James Pierce editor and a published ad for RAT SNAP pest control and a Chamberlains tablets health tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
State of
Iowa
Jackson County
A. S. Drosseau
Doris Drosseau
Jaton County
Ilona Homestead Eitor
Woodworth Chim
Greater Town’ Association
James Pierce
Iowa Homestead
Polk County
Clum
Homestead
Pierce
Mt. Pleasant
Clam
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